Southtowns Record

Village Board minutes — May 11, 2026

Government
Village of Orchard Park
Board
Village Board
Meeting
May 11, 2026
Posted by publisher
May 20, 2026
Kind
Minutes
Topics
Budget and taxes, Water, sewer and drainage, Public safety, Zoning and land use

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Minutes
  Village of Orchard Park
  Board of Trustees

The regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Orchard Park was held on
Monday, May 11, 2026 in the Municipal Center, 4295 South Buffalo Street, Orchard Park, New
York. Deputy Mayor Hartung called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. with the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.

Members present:  Others present:
  Trustee Matthew J. Hartung  Clerk-Treasurer Heather Tucciarone-Richeal
  Trustee Dale T. Pyne  Manager of Public Works Emery Wittmeyer
  Trustee David N. Even  Attorney John C. Bailey
  Trustee Christine M. Popek
Members Excused:
  Mayor Jo Ann Litwin Clinton

Deputy Mayor Hartung made the following announcement:
“Fire exits are located at the rear in the Board Room and at the doorway to the lobby. In the
event of a fire, you will be notified by announcement on the public address system. If notified,
please move in a calm and orderly fashion to the nearest exit.”

Moved by Trustee Even, seconded by Trustee Pyne to accept the minutes of April 27, 2026 as
presented.

On the question:  4 voting “Aye”  0 voting “Nay”  Carried
  Trustee Hartung
  Trustee Pyne
  Trustee Even
  Trustee Popek

Moved by Trustee Hartung, seconded by Trustee Even that vouchers numbering 8327 to 8346 in
batch #292 of fiscal year 2025-2026 in the amount of $ 63,689.44 be paid as presented.

On the question:  4 voting “Aye”  0 voting “Nay”  Carried
  Trustee Hartung
  Trustee Pyne
  Trustee Even
  Trustee Popek

Comments from the floor of items not on the agenda:
  ▪ Jacob Sonner of Larned Lane discussed concerns that he has regarding the “No
Parking” signs installed on Larned Lane. He’s noticed vehicles driving at increased speeds and
vehicles parking on front lawns which is unsightly and also causes damage to the green space.
He also asked how the restriction would impact contractor or construction vehicles if
homeowners are having work done on their homes.